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craftgrrl2002-11-03 10:34 pm
dykestar.livejournal.com) wrote in craftgrrl2002-11-03 10:34 pm
Okay, it's just time to learn.
Hey, I'm new around here. I work in a fabric n' craft store, and I know how to do everything that we sell except.knitting.
I was hoping someone in here could lead me to a website or a book or SOMETHING that will teach me how.
I know the easiest way is just to have someone sit down and teach you, but the only people in my store who know how to knit are very old and strange (if they weren't strange, I'd just ask them to teach me, let's not be ageist here).
ANYHOW, unless someone in Chicago is willing to teach me how to knit, could someone please recommend a website or something? I just want to learn how to make cute hats n' mittens n' stuff.
Okay, thanks.
PS: I've calmed down CONSIDERABLY since my ranting about French Knots... I think I'd just been sitting in one spot and cross-stitching for far too long...
I was hoping someone in here could lead me to a website or a book or SOMETHING that will teach me how.
I know the easiest way is just to have someone sit down and teach you, but the only people in my store who know how to knit are very old and strange (if they weren't strange, I'd just ask them to teach me, let's not be ageist here).
ANYHOW, unless someone in Chicago is willing to teach me how to knit, could someone please recommend a website or something? I just want to learn how to make cute hats n' mittens n' stuff.
Okay, thanks.
PS: I've calmed down CONSIDERABLY since my ranting about French Knots... I think I'd just been sitting in one spot and cross-stitching for far too long...